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Some balanced repeated measurements designs
Model Assisted Statistics and Applications, 2007Methods of constructing some Balanced Repeated Measurements Designs (RMD) are given. We consider a balanced RMD [ t , t ( t − 1 ) , 3 ] t being any positive integer (prime or non-prime). Using this method, an unsolved balanced RMD ( 6 , 30 , 3 ) is constructed. A method for constructing RMD [ t , t ( t − 1 ) , t − 1 ], t being any odd integer, is given.
Manjit Singh Virk, Amrit Kaur Mahal
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2014
Data collection in experiments usually involve two methods. The first method usually involves administering the treatment to different subjects which are stratified into groups and then measuring the outcome or dependent variable. Thus, different groups of subjects take part in the experimental condition.
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Data collection in experiments usually involve two methods. The first method usually involves administering the treatment to different subjects which are stratified into groups and then measuring the outcome or dependent variable. Thus, different groups of subjects take part in the experimental condition.
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Trend analysis for repeated measures designs
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1990This paper outlines a method of analysis that is well-suited to repeated measures designs. This method uses polynomial functions of time to characterize an outcome variable measured at several distinct time points on the same subjects. Profiles for different treatment groups may be compared using the appropriate interaction terms in an analysis of ...
D, Holbert, T C, Chenier, K F, O'Brien
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A repeated measures design with repeated randomization
Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 1994zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Crossover-Repeated Measures Designs
Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting, 2015Human Factors experiments often involve complex experimental designs that require complex statistical analysis. In practice, however, these complex models are often evaluated using oversimplified analyses that do not adequately account for statistical factors that can impact the interpretation of results.
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Repeated measurements designs - a review
Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods, 1990Any experiment in which one or more of the experimental units is used more than once is called a repeated measurements experiment. The associated design of a repeated measurements experiment is referred to as a repeated measurements design. This review covers some known results on repeated measurements designs.
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Repeated Measures Analysis of the Sequential Parallel Comparison Design With Normal Responses
Statistics in Biopharmaceutical Research, 2021Kaifeng Lu, Yangchun Du
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